SJTW does preaching series where the parish spends a few weeks doing a deep dive into a certain topic and the sermons all follow a theme chosen by a team. The theme for Lent 2020 is “Voices: Finding Clarity in the Noise” I designed this image and logo for the series. This image will be shared online and on the screens in the church and serves as the identity for the theme to help parishioners connect the messages together. I also wrote the below paragraph to introduce the theme to parishioners and visitors. "Buy this!" "Vote for them!" "Listen to me!"Every day it seems like we're exposed to thousands of different voices trying to tell us how we should think and act. But which voices do we listen to? Among all…
I designed this post and flyer to generate interest in St. Joseph the Worker's Lenten Mission. The design connects back with the branding of this year's Lenten theme. A mission is when the parish gathers to be inspired and energized in their faith by a series of presentations. Voices on the Journey FlyerDownload
I designed this post to increase awareness of the upcoming Lenten scripture study at St. Joseph the Worker. The post's design connects back with the branding of this year's Lenten theme.
I designed the following Facebook post and flyer to inform the audience of the upcoming Lenten Buffets at St. Joseph the Worker. Volunteers took the flyers to post around the community to reach a larger audience. Lenten Buffet Flyer 2020Download
This is the most recent quarterly newsletter for St. Joseph the Worker as of this writing. The design for the newsletter emphasizes readability and alignment with SJTW branding found in other print media and the website. Unless the author is otherwise noted, I wrote all articles for the newsletter. Go to theworker.org to view more newsletters. Lent 2020 NewsletterDownload
I created this flyer to increase awareness among the age 55 and up demographic about an upcoming event targeted to them. Treasure Luncheon Flyer Mar 2020Download
I designed this post to increase brand awareness for St. Joseph the Worker and to inspire our audience while taking advantage of the New Year holiday. The result was one of our most-liked non-Christmas-related posts in recent weeks.